Lex Luthor from the DCEU with Kite Man Hell Yeah
Summary In the very first episode of Kite Man: Hell Yeah!, the eponymous, often ridiculed villain delivers a surprisingly astute critique of one of DC’s most formidable villains: Lex Luthor. Despite his comedic and ineffectual persona, Kite Man’s observation strikes at the heart of Luthor's character.
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